Hair-Painted Plates, 2014
by Emily Rose Bourne

My work. Thrown porcelain, commercial underglaze, and clear glaze fired to cone 10. The surfacing process was inspired by Stephen Gammell’s illustrations and my own experiments in painting and drawing. These are not raku-fired, but are instead results of taking chances and doing some weird shit.  In the words of Ms. Frizzle, “Take chances, make mistakes, get messy.” Do it up.

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